Roswell Welcomes Ly Family Refugees From Vietnam
The Ly family of eight children and parents arrived in Roswell from Saigon via a Guam call, greeted by sponsors Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Smith and support from Rev. Bob Setliff and Bill Priest. The Smiths led placement efforts with Church World Service backing, aiding about 100 area refugees since the program began. The family, living at 503 S Kansas Ave, speaks little English as they begin new lives in New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Tex
Roswell Industrial Air Center
South Vietnam
Roswell
Daniel Smith
T. H. Smith
S. Washington Ave
Merle
Lan
Saigon
Setliff
Church World Service Program
Albuquerque
Ly Thi Lang
Ly Luoc Muoi
Ngo Thi Thu Ha
Ly Thi Nga
Ly A Hong
Kansas Ave
Refugees Arrive in Roswell From South Vietnam
Mrs LyThia Mau arrives with eight children as they settle in Roswell from South Vietnam. Ly A Hong, sister of Mrs Smith and Ly Mau’s sister, is part of the group. The article notes the other Ly children are not shown.
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Ly Thia Mau
Roswell
South Vietnam
Ly A Hong
Ford delays Congress push on oil price decontrol plan
President Ford proposed a two and half year decontrol path lifting ceilings to 13.50 a barrel for US oil with hoped savings of up to 900000 barrels daily. White House said the plan would be delayed for public dialogue after talks with congressional leaders.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
House
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
United States
OPEC
Countdown on Apollo Soyuz blastoff nears
Cape Canaveral and Baikonur prepare for the Apollo Soyuz Test Project with cosmonauts Leonov Kubasov and astronauts Stafford Brand Slayton set to launch within 72 hours. Weather concerns loom as readiness reviews declare teams prepared for the first U.S.-Soviet linkup in space.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Moscow
Apollo
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
West Germany
Stafford
Leonov
Kubasov
Baikonur
Police ignore judge's order in Albuquerque walkout
More than 250 of about 300 striking Albuquerque officers met at the Fraternal Order of Police Building to reject a back to work order issued by Dist. Court Judge James A. Maloney. A hearing is set for Wednesday as city negotiators return to talks amid potential contempt actions.
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Albuquerque
Jim Ensing
Albuquerque Police Officers Association
Fraternal Order of Police
Dist
James A. Maloney
Maloney
Ensing
New Mexico Faces Growing Heroin Problem Across Demographics
State drug abuse coordinator Steve Morgan warns of rising heroin use and treatment demand with about 5 000 drug problems statewide this year and 38 direct service programs. He notes high heroin availability near the Mexico border and a need to expand rehabilitation funding alongside enforcement in Roswell.
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Morgan
the Daily Record
New Mexico
Chaves
Mexico
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
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California
Mrs. Smith
Lawrence P. Howes
E. Apple St
Ly A Sang
Ly A Sat
Ly Chi Sin
Marian McQuiddy
Merle Smith
Daniel
Mansfield
Cape
Chester M. Lee
NASA
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
James Fletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
State Department
Bernalillo County
Steve Morgan
Smith
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